JUNGLE SHOCKER: Star EXILED! Who Survived the Latest Cut?

The jungle is calling, and the 2025 lineup of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! is already facing its first trials of elimination. A diverse group of personalities – from sporting heroes to chart-topping musicians – are bracing themselves for a relentless onslaught of Bushtucker Trials and the unpredictable dynamics of camp life.

The initial shockwave rippled through the camp as Alex Scott, the former Lioness and Football Focus host, became the first star voted out. Scott entered the jungle hoping to reveal a more authentic side of herself, a side often hidden behind her public persona. She playfully admitted her partner, Jess Glynne, thought her decision was “absolutely mental,” but she was determined to show a different facet of her character.

Despite her confidence, Scott’s journey was cut short, leaving fans stunned. Her departure wasn’t without a touch of playful rebellion; she confessed to secretly sharing salt packets with her campmates, creating a running joke about seasoning their meager meals. A small act of defiance that highlighted the camaraderie forming within the jungle walls.

Comedian Eddie Kadi followed Scott out of the jungle, having predicted the experience would be even tougher than his stint on Strictly Come Dancing. Kadi, known for his quick wit, found the relentless nature of jungle life surprisingly draining, admitting that 16 days felt like an eternity. He left with a sense of both relief and gratitude, cherishing the friendships forged in the face of adversity.

Now, the remaining campmates are digging deep, facing their fears and navigating the challenges of limited resources and constant scrutiny. Among those still battling it out are media personality Vogue Williams, who arrived as a latecomer, and Celebs Go Dating’s Tom Read Wilson, hoping his love of language will translate into jungle survival skills.

Spandau Ballet’s Martin Kemp is following in his son Roman’s footsteps, embracing the adventure despite admitting a fear of heights and rodents. He’s drawing strength from Roman’s encouragement, determined to enjoy the experience to the fullest. The jungle is proving to be a family affair, even from afar.

Reality TV royalty Jack Osbourne has also joined the fray, backed by his famous family and ready to confront his own anxieties. He’s bracing himself for the emotional rollercoaster, acknowledging that his temper can flare when he’s pushed to his limits. The Osbournes legacy continues in the Australian outback.

Comedy icon Ruby Wax, at 72, is determined to show the world the “real” her, shedding the stereotypes that have followed her throughout her career. She’s not afraid of anything, she insists, and is ready to embrace the unpredictable nature of the jungle. A true trailblazer entering a new arena.

In a surprising turn, Kelly Brook, who previously swore she’d “never” do the show, has joined the lineup, inspired by her recent marathon and a desire to challenge herself. She’s facing her fears head-on, even practicing sleeping in a hammock in preparation for the jungle nights.

Rapper Aitch is hoping to break down stereotypes and raise awareness for Down syndrome, dedicating his journey to his sister Gracie. He’s embracing the opportunity to “branch out” and show a different side of himself to the world. A powerful message carried into the heart of the jungle.

Social media star Angry Ginge is swapping online fame for jungle notoriety, hoping to prove that anyone can conquer their fears. He’s already adjusting to life without his phone, a stark contrast to his digitally-driven world. A modern influencer facing a primal challenge.

Emmerdale’s Lisa Riley, after years of declining invitations, has finally said “yes” to I’m A Celebrity, marking a significant milestone as she approaches her 50th birthday and celebrates a decade of sobriety. She’s confronting her fears of rats and the dark, determined to embrace this new chapter.

EastEnders star Shona McGarty is trading Albert Square for the Australian outback, eager to reveal her true self beyond her iconic character. She’s embracing the chaos, even practicing sleeping with serial killer documentaries to prepare for the jungle nights. A soap star stepping into the spotlight in a whole new way.

Last year, McFly’s Danny Jones was crowned King of the Jungle, proving that musical talent and resilience can conquer all. The competition is fierce, and the stakes are high as the remaining campmates battle for the coveted title.

And the adventure doesn’t end here. ITV has confirmed a second series of I’m A Celebrity All Stars is on the horizon for 2026, promising a return of beloved faces and even more thrilling challenges. The jungle’s legacy continues to grow.